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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-24
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

Z
PirIsBURG April ga decree OF foreclosure
issued to-day In the United States Circuit Court I'm tho
OF the Mercantile Trust Company, OF New-York
against the Piitsburg and Western Railroad Company
An amended bill war filed by tho defendant admitting
made. The court nIcd 81 OO0,oOO as the mini.
price. The action taken this afternoon was In uc
cordancc with tho reorganization scheme adopted
time ago.
Boston. April 23-The Boston, Concord and Montreal
Railroad filed today at Concord N H. bill In equity to
aside the lease OF that road the and Lowell
Company. The bill among other reasons, asserts that
the NewHampshire statutes have been violated by
latter road
DECATUR. ILL., April 23.It IL announced here that the
owners Of tho Peoria, Decatur and Evansville Hallway
in connection with NewY0rk capitalists, intend to pur
chase the Indianapolis Decatur and Springfield Rail
road, which Is to DO sold In NewYo May 20. Ihe
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville people have no indie
pendent route through Decatur being compelled
the Illinois Central tracks distance Of miles BY
purchase contemplated cheap outlet can DO secured
tho Terry Haue and Peoria Company, which wants
way through Decatur will build road distance
OF eight mics.
CHICAGO. April 20 (spsciak THE Chicago. Burling
ton and Quincy Road is rapidly pushing ts extensions in
the State Of Nebraska Yesterday vicePresident Pot
ter let two contracts for the OF ex
tensions One contract calls for the construction OF
sevenynve miles OF track, continuance OF the Grand
Island extension, 200 miles or which were completed
last year The new extension Is TO be completed by
August j. 1887, the work extending westwardly from
what Is known as the Two Hundred Mile Post The
other extension will be fifty miles In length from Cul.
bertson, Mob, to the Frcnchmans River The work OF
constr viii cost between $4,000 $4,000 per
mile
At meeting OF first mortgage Dondhoders OF the New
York City ana Northern Railroad Company yesterday
COMMITTEE Of which George Scott Is chairman was ap
pointed TO confer with the other interests In Ieorgan
zation OF the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-24
srovE.MouLpERs coMPLAIN OF THE KNIGHTS

CHICAGO, April 23It is said that some OF the menu
bers of the Stove Moulders Union In Chicago COM
planning bitterly of the treatment the organization has
received the knights OF Labor They point to the
action Of the latter body Detroit in the moulders strike
There the were ordered out elsewhere but the
knights, refusing to obey the Executive Board OF the
Moulders Union would not leave the foundres thereby
rendering the action OF the strikers futile meeting OF
the moulders was held last night They considered
ports from the various points covered by the strike Com
mittee The unanimous In their expressions
OF rmness Now they say they will return 10 work
unless they receive increase of Is cent IL was
stated that strike reaching from the Atlantic to the Pa
ciic would be ordered before many days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-24
FROM ONE COMPANY TO ANOTHER.

william NJ Abbott has resigned from tho Eric Conf
pany TO accept tho position Of general Eastern pas
senger agent Of tho NewYorll. Ontario and Western
Railroad. Iic has been with the Erie Company aimee
1907, ana during the past fifteen years has held the
position OF chief clerk OF tho passenger del artmcnt
owing TO his position no has been brought into per
sonal contact with the greater number Of people hay
Ing business with that department and by his saylty
OF manners and his familiarity with the details OF tho
passenger business he has made many friends. Mr..
Abbott enlisted whsn the war broke out. rema ming
In the army until 1eG5. lie Is a member OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic and many other organl-
Lations. He Is well Qualiie led for his new position
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ORGANIZING AN ANTI-POVERTY SOCIETY.
PRINCIPLES AND SUPPORTERS OF TIE NEW SCHEME

TO AID THE LABORING CLASSES.
The Land and Labor Club q comparative failure,
though Henry George and many Of the leading lights Of
the United Labor party members OF it, and now 1t
has been decided to start the AntPovery Society The
new club starts with bright prospects and tho chances
that it will thrive for time Its declaration OF prin-
cples and constitution reads rs follows:
Believing that the time has come for an active war
fare against the unjust conditions that In spite OF the
advance OF the power OF production condemn 80 many
TO degrading poverty and foster vice. crime and greed
the undersigned hereby associate themselves together In
Organization to be known the AnPoyery Society
the following general condtons
First. The name of the society shall be the Anti
Poverty Society.
Second The object OF the society shall be to spread
by such peaceable and lawful means may be found
wsest desirable and eficacious knowledge of the
truth that God has made ample provision for the needs
OF all during their residence upon EARTH and that
poverty is the result Of the human laws which allow
individuals to claim as private property what the
Creator has provided for the use of all.
The first meeting will be held next Sunday night at
Chickerng Hail. and Henry George and Or; McGiynn
will speak Among those who have signed the declare
ton Henry George, the Rev. DR.. McGlynn tho Rev
Hugh o. Pentecost, Benjamin Urner, the Rev C. r
Mccarthy. John McMackin Edward Daniels. Thomas u
Johnson j. G. Fleming W. 7. Croasdae, William MeCabe
Louis +. Post James Redpath. the Rev. Theodore O.
Williams, James J. Gillian W. ID. Clark, John J. BeaIln
Gaybert Barnes Walter Carr A. c. Thomas, j. X OD0n
nell and ID. De Leon.
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Hair Neglected

Soon becomes dry harsh coarse and full Of asndu ioses
vitality and turns sursly gray fais rapsay
threatens carly badness careful dressing asy with
Ayers Hair vssr the Doss preparation pgpess
viii preserve tho hair In all is and beauty
good old aSA
my hair faded and dry" writes Nsbsi Q. Hardy Of
Delaware H.. "but sscr using only half bossls u Ayess
Hair visor became black and sossy cannot express ~
Joy and gratitude feel"
Frederick p. cosseshail bookseller. 81 Msrrimssk.ss
Lowell. Mass. wrisesi "somo six years seo ny
vile had illness In consequences which shs became
almost entirely bald and compelled wig low
months since sho began to apply Ayers Hair vsor 10 TIE
scalp and. after using three boss has good growth
started al over her hosd Tho hair two 70 four
inches long and growing freely The result sray
ing proof Of the merit Of admirabls prspsrsaon
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Tex. Ramie Planting Association.
u lufruf sur 6riinoune pom
peiepereinen.

gta9 autbentiiden yeri6ten, pel6e
uns leute sutamen, gebt Der 8orhanb
Der Oorttotpner &amies@sie iellIdaft nit
oem plane Inn, in ieoer Srti6aft ober
Mnieblung bieies 5taates, beren BE,
tpobner ft6 nit 25 Ittien on benz l1ns
ternebmen betbeiligeu, 3weiggeieai9af.
ten 5u erri9ten, BON oenen ie eine eis
nen 6remerep'i1en Deeorticotor nit
s MeHern erbdlt, uno in bielem Sabre
10 piel GaIernifensel, als gu praftii6sn
8erfu9en erforberlid iinb.
Beiagte Waidine bIeibt gigentbum
ber 0auptgeielli6aft. melde nur 25%
oes our6 iene er3ielten 9tubens bean.
ipru6t. Oa bic 3meigoereine amber.
ieits nit ibren Netien an alien Iortbei.
len ber bic Gefammtbeit pertretenben
0aupts@eIenf6aft GenuB baben, oft
aud ber billigiten 8eaiebung bon Sas
men, SeBlingen unb WurSelH ieglider
9lrt BON anbaufdbigen Gaierpfan5en.
ia iogar an Der Inlage elmer unabbdngi.
gen pfan3i9ule tbeiIbaftig tuetben, 70
f6nuen mir ni6t umbin, i6on beute
elmer iol9en lobtnsmeltben ginri1tung
oas Mort gu re6en. bic nibt einem
@in3eInen. onbern Der q e.
( m m tbeit bas Mpnppol ber
bieIberbeiBenben &amies,
Sutes unb 9anfs&ulturen
Ii iiberliefert.
gDir atpeifeln teinen 9lugenblid. baB
fi6 in unierer,5taot, unb ebenio in uns
ierem County senus Mdnner BON Gner=
gle finben, bic BON fold 9iinitiger @eles
legen sur 8erbeiIerung Der ipirtbf6afts
li9en Gage bieies Oifrictes ben auss
giebisften @ebrau6 MAIDEN. unb iolte
es uns aur beionoeren @enugibuung
gerei9en, tuenn es uns oerg0nnt tpdre,
f9on in elmer ber nd9fen Wummern
6iefes 8lattes bic @riinbung elmer
RAMIE PLANTING ASSOCIATION
IN SAN ANTONIO
anftabigen au f6nnen.
Sie @erf9iebenbeit in Der 3u6t uns
ferer 2anoprobufte iit, mas uns am
meiIien Notb tbut. 6ier iinb bic @iit.
tel aur grreiduns biefes 3medes unter
ben bentbar giiniiisiien unb billigiien
8ebingungen geboten, ba cine Siamm=
Mctie aur ben geringen 8etrag bon 500
foitet - eine 5umme, bic tpobl ieber
Garmer. fopie cine sroBe 4u3abl Ser
benz Gorti9riti bulbigenben 8arger biee
ies groBen unb 3utunftsrei9en Staates
Seras mobl nit 2ei9iisteit aububrins
gen Dernag.
Cine erite auioritdt in Der 3u6t bon
@amies, Sutes unb lonltigen niibliAeh
5afern.p n.pHausen. iopie ibrsr Yerarbsis
tnng gu elmer Iucrdtipen 9anoelsipaare,
9err Gelir Gremerep, Director ber Octts
touner &amie 8eielli9aft, bat uns in
uneigenniibigiier Weife cine Serie bon
biesbeStigli6en 4rtifeln ,ugeiagt, nit
beren 8er6ffeniliduns mir bemndblt
beBinnen tperoen, - I'm 8oraus ii6ers
5ellst, uniern 2eiern our1 bieIen irtsrs
eiiauten Stoff einen tpeientli6em Dienit
gu erpeifeu.
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gt fast ibm uno Se6em, Der es b6ren
mill, tDie tief ct es beflage, oaB man bon
ieiner eioli6en 8ernebmung glbtano
genommen babe, unb baB ibm auf biele
Weiie Die W6gli9teit ent3o8en fei, unter
bem gibe bic niebrigen unb erbdrmli6en
Yerleunlbungen 3uriidsulueilen. Ser
Gatte berubigt iid, bic @eiellldaft be-
rubi9t fd. Sd min boffen, brB beibe
ba5u bere9tigt tuaren ttnb baB es ii9
uirfli6 nur Inn einen &ettungsberiu9
-bebrduster 8erIdum6er gebanbeIt bat,
obSleib bic Sadie iebt, nod Sabren
tpieber aufgetiibrt, lid unliebiammer su
gefatten f9eint. llnb Denn es nun
anbers getDefea mdre. tDiirben sic ben
Mann, ber bur6 einen ungliidli1en
3ufaa in bic 3mangslage periebt pirb,
cine susiage 5u MAIDEN, bic fiji bic
6a9e, um bic es fi1 banoeIt. gan3 un=
bebeuteno 1T, bagegett fit cine 6rau,
bic er pieleidt aufribtig liebt, oerniG.
tenb iperben fann. f6onungsIos berur.
tbeiIea, ipenn er in bieiem Gale Der
Wabrrbeit nidt bic gbre gdbe? @enn er
biefe Nusiage bon 8eri9t madte itnter
feinenl @i5e, 10 tpiiroe er einem Meineib
beseben, un6 Die Otter bes @eieBss piirs
ben i'm unbeoinst 3u elmer entebrenoen
5trafe nerurtbeilen miifen. Wiirben
lie es ibm. na9bem er biefer @eFabr
sliidlid entronnen lit, berargen tonnen,
tpsnn er nun benz @atten gegeniiber bic
unmabrbeit iagt unb Mlles ibun tanm.
I'm bieie untpabrheit aIs tpabri9einli1
bin3ufellen un6 glaubbait 3u MAIDEN?
Die @rdfin fdtpieg einen Nugenblid
unb 6err bon 8ermib fubr fort;
llnb benfen sic nod METER! Nebs
men sic on, SaB Der Betrefenbe bor
@eri9t bic untpabrbeit geiagt babe un6
bob oann Sinse an ben Gag fdmen, bic
bieie unmabrbeit eripieieu, 6aB ber Bes
treffenbe unter bic Mntlaae bes Meigs
eibs geaellt unb ipesen Wteiaeib berurs
tbeilt tDiirbe -. tpiirben Sic benz 0ers
urtbeiIten ni6t bod einise GDmpatbie
entsegenb,ingens MhrbeH sic ni9t
ber gniidt fein. bob bieier Mann, Der
cine fur bic Sa9e ielbft unerbebli9e
Sbatia6e in Mbrebe felt, um bic gbre
elmer geliebten Grau 3u retten, anbers
6afebt. als 6er Meineibige I'M setp6bnz
Ii6en Sinne BEG @ortes2 Sir mid
tudre ct bas Opfer zines irasif6en Rons
fits, uno id CLAUDE, als Elm loldes
tDiirbe ct bon Der groBen Webrbeit be.
tra&tet merben.
Mas meinen Sic, baau Ssrr g6Rop?
frngte6ie Grdfin.
Sd entbaIte mid Der 4bitimmung,
CAB 86notp unbefaHsen 3ui Nntiport.
unb i'd banfe benz lieben 9immeI, baB
er mid niemals in eine fol6e Situation
gebradt bot.
Sd babe ben 6all mir ansefiibrt,
fubr 8srrpib fort. nm meiue 8ebaups
tung su beariinben, OaB es Gdlle giebt,
in ben bic Qiige. iosar tpenu fie unter
ben feierlidften Gormen boraebra6t
tpirb, perseiblid erfdeini. Sa, ih
fbnnte mir fogar Gdlle benten, in benen
bic 2ase sur pfiidt tuirb, elm sltt bes
6eroismus.
(Gouiesuns folst.,
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@e,pebeid,,punp phue seiluua

Die Hrdfte nsbmen al, fobaID Dbspepiie cen
Masen anoreiii. Gurd sladIdfiislelt genabrt,
bat bic srantbeit oann einen empfinbIiden Ser.
luf on aleifd unO cine bsbentliGe 8ernii.
flung 0es Musfularseipebes sur 8oIee. I'm ba
erEnblide anb f9neue ardftisung Su fhaffen,
bsbarf es elmer eeiunDen @iasenitarfuns. De.
rem giebt 20 ober feline beNere als 6oitetters
Masenbitters, ba es cine @ieberberlel.
lung Der @eiusbe. bersn Wails. straft un6 GIa.
ifititdt in 5oIse bes Nidtpereautperbens ber
GpeiIsn obsensmmen baben, nidt nur anbabnt,
fonberm, bel fortatiebtsm @ebraud, and burd)
fiibrt. Siefen Pro;es Der Bieberhsraslluna
sin3uleiten, iollte feline Belt perlcren uerben,
ebenfo ipie man nift bamit iuarten lollie, iene
bdafaen rsbeI 3n befeitiasu, fpsIde @lagen.
unb slerben1&iudde nitberurla9en uno beaiin.
iiisen, ndmIid: @erfobfuns uno aeterbeldDer.
ben, llnpd6Ii9feIten, ipeld)s bas 8itters nnfebl.
bar befeitisi Gbsuio bilft uno bsust es yor
bel MaIaria. unb Nisrsnleioen unb ferner in
Is Elm borsislides SiilfsmitteI sur ardflisuns
Der bon ssrrhttenber aronfbsit @emeienoen.
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Dallas. Ser senrise aeeen bat
li9 ldngs be, Seras 4 Yacific, BabnIis
ME big na6 vWonaban's WeQ" in
Gsebes 60. bin eritredt uno nit gis be-
glei!et, tpie er mar. bat ct fir bas Bieb
eire i6limme 3eit sebra6t, beioubers
fur lol9es Wieb, bas feinen 59uB ges
gen bas llntuetter bat, tpie es Bel allem
milosn 6eeraenbieb auf ben groBen
gbenen i'm Weiten Der SAL iff. sSn ber
Iegel iudtN oasfelbe baun i'm pecoss
tbale S9uB. Das @ras i'm W.iten 1T
gum 3beil our9 ben 6roif get6btet.
uno bon ieBt ab nirb bas yieb baber
ni9t oil Gleil9 aunebmea, ausgenomz
men, mo es beigeftittert tpirb. @Iadlis
9ermeiie bat bic 9erbitmitterung 10
lange angebaltcn unb bas @ras 1T in
Golge behen 10 iippig sepeien, baB bas
8ieb fi6 i'm NGgemeinen in ausgeaeids
meter @erfaiiuug befinbet uno einen aud
i4weren Winter, obne fdlimm 3u
leiben, iiberifeben fam. Da3u femmt
nod, baB bic gieb3iidter in hieiem
Sabre mebr 0eu uno ionitiges Isutters
MateriaI auf 8orratb baben, als ies
mails aubor. Somit iit aler 8runb 3u
Der @nnabme porban6en, bob Der Wins
ter fir bas 8iebsefddft ein mebr aIs
geD0bnlid gtiniiiger iein ntrb. Ser
gr0bte Sbeil Der 3hdter bat eben tpdb.
reub Der leBten 2-3 Sabre feline 6eers
ben perebelt uno 1T oaour9 ge3ipungen
tDorben, feinem 0ieb aud cine before
pflese angebeiben su laHen, als friiber,
mo- er nur tpenig tuertbpOlles 8ieb
be5QR.
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8eipnners fir ssrone,,

SIP lit bic &a6e, beionbers fir
Grauen,1 iagte Der begabte, aber un=
galante 2orb 8pron. @eipiB mar er
iibler 2aune. aIs ct fol9e Worte i6rieb.
Mber es giebt8ei6merben, an oenen nur
Grauen leioen unb ipelde 3auienbe bon
ibnen in's frabe @rab bringen. Sod
1T 9offnung fiir Oieieuigen, mel6e
gleidbiel mie iebr lsiben, in Dr. &. ..
pierce's "Fayorite Prescription"
l2leblingsberorbnung). 9armlos in
ibrer Wirtrng 1T iie elm Segen, b e.
onbers fir Grauen uno aud
fur Mdnner, benn menn bic Grauen
leioen, gerdtb Der 9ausbalt auBer Sr6s
nung.
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Dallas ipQ iekt ebsnfalIs eli

Dallas ioa iebt ebsnfalls elm
8ooms Gomite erbalten. Die bortisen
GeI6dftslente baben ben YrdIioentem
Der &aufmamns 86rle eriubt, cine
8eriammIung ber Wtitglie)er bes ges
nannten Yereins unS Der 9allafer Sc
f9dftsleute iibe,baupt aaiammen gu be.
rufeu. IS iol in bcrlelben in Be
raibung ge3ogeH tuerben, lpie es 3u er.
mogli9en 1T, ginwanberung un6 9a.
pital nod Seras 81 brinaen. Die
8eranlafung su bieier 8eOcguna III,
baB iid I'M 9torben gemife giufi1e
geltenb MAIDEN, pel@e eegen Seras ar
beiteu, unb benen entgegengeuirtt mers
ben muB. Mfan alaubt bas am bsFen
oaour9 tbun gu t6nnen, baB Der Staat
3eras uub feline 0ulfsquelIen unb 2ei=
itungeu in iuabrbeitsgetreuer Darfels
lung einfad) bur6 SbatIa6e-3ur al.
gemeinereM 2enntniB gebra6t tpiro.
VS. foa auBerbem berlu6t merben, bon
ben giienbabuen fur bic ReiIe mad
Seras ebenfo siinitige 8sbinsungen 3u
erIangen, tuie ie galifornien unb benz
Norbmeifen 5ugeiianben tporben iinb,
10 bab benen i'm Noroen uno Often,
pel9e bic 9lbli9t babsn, cine neue
9eimidtte gu iu9en ooer @eIo anbers
ipdrts ansuIeseu, bic MoalI6tsit gess.
ben fuirb, lid ohHe gu srOBe Soften
Seras un6 bic biefgen 8erbdltEife ans
anfeben.
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QuadiaIbere nid,ty

@iemanO bari es iid erIauben, nod au erpe.
rinientiren unO iiberan berumsuqnadlalbern,
Denn feline 2unsen in @efabr finb. Oie
S6uinoludt tritt in ibren amfdnaen imlner
als cine grt bon Grtaltung auf. Niemano
lafie fi@ bon irgenO einem Gambler cine iener
billisen unb Dertbloien Na9abmunsen bon
Or. Sings neuer GntSeduns fir S6pinbiudt
uno Satarrb aufldpdben, ionbsrn iiberseuae
ii9, oab ct itets bas d1te unb ri6tige @fitteI
erbal'. 8iele faufen jene gfadabmangen, iueil
Sieielben etpaS billiser fnb. aber man lade
fid babu.d) nidt irre fiibren, ionbern beitebe
barauf, Or. Sings neue Gntoeduns au erbal.
ten, bon welder garantirt pirh, bab fie aeaen
ale 2eioen Der 2unge, Der &ebIe nnb oer Ntb.
innn9sor9ane iiberbaupt abbiilfe i6aift
&robe.Glalden gratis au baben in Der apo.
t9ete bon " 9reib. Preis Der sroben Gla.
f6en 81.
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Ser berlbmte gbemifer pa5feur
bat folsen5en 8ori@lag aul Mnsrottung
Der &anin n9enplage in Netp
Soulb Wales un6 Nen 3ealanb ees
ma6t. Wtan iollte ndmli6 cine Mns
sabl Ganin6en nit ben Wfifroben Der
9Gbner6olera impfen. Dieie Geu6e
iuerbe melt f6reller unter ben Sbieren
aufrdumen, als 6ieielben ii9 su Der=
mebren i'm Gtan6e ieien.
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gu ben Na6ri9ten iiber Grid
bung Der feuti@en Oifi3iersgebdlter Der.
nimmt bic nGreu3 3tg." oaB in 6em
Wilitdr gtat bonn 1. Mpril 1888 big
81. Wsai 1889 bieier Gebaltserb0buns
gen NIT feinem Worte grmdbnung ge>
f9iebt, unb baB oieielben tpobI erlf sus
gleid) nit benen ber anberen Beamfeti
bel Termebrung Der &ei9s- gimnabmen
eintreten piir6en.
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Mai,aebeuSe Mniid,ten.

Det Gounib slnDalt @lunbap BON @Iab
@euntg, Seras. fast sd babe electric Bit.
;srs init Dem iiberraidenOiten Grfolge sebtaudt.
Wlein Sruber fit ebenfalle in bObsm @rabe an
Wlalaria nno @elbiud)t, tpuroe ober our9 ,edt.
asltigsn @ebrau6 ientr Wisbieiu nod gerettet
VI beroantt feline @ettuns ausi9lie6lid bsa
Gleetrie gitters. Dieie ausge3ei9nete Meoieiu
id)htt gegen ale malariideu geinen tbenIo.
pobl, pie er oi.fslben teIsitiat lniibsrtreIlid,
If IS aud bel eeber. uno NierenIciosn, Iowie
allen iibrisen Storuuaen Der Getbouuuas.
orsans. @reis 50 Gents uno 81 per i}laide in
Der apolbsfe pom ". 0reib.
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~ Diamante 9lrmbdnber,
Grohen uIm. bel @ebr. 8eu.
au Berlin mirb aefIiiientlidl pp

gemiiier Seite bas @erii1t perbreitet,
ssiirit 8ismard babe berfu6t. ben beut.
i6en 9r0nprin3en aur 0ersidtleiiiung
auf bic 3bronfOI8e 5u beranlaNen. Der
&ronprins babe aber bon elmer ioIden
Ter3i6tleiiiung our6aus ni6ts piKen
mollen.
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Ser anmhf nenen hie henift

Ser Rampf seseu bic beuii9e
Sprade in ben ruililden Office Yro=
binaen tpirb In INNER brutalerer Weiie
fortgeiebt. 9us &iga ipirb iebt gemel.
bet, oaB Der @Oubernenr, BON 2iblanb
elm Circular erlaiien bat, tpel6es ben
Memtern 6as 8erbot ber beutl9en Spra=
DIE ielbft untsr 8eifiiguna elmer ruff
f6en ue6erieBuug einiddrft.
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A BEAUTIFUL BLACKMAILER.

Attempts 20 Play Col. Belknap for a
Sucker and is Considerably Left.
Some time ago there was rumOr in
the oitv that Col. Belkap's life had been
threatened because he was foreman OF
a grand jury, who had, according TO law,
done their duty, but those who were on
the inside knew that this was not true,
and that the long and short of the story
was that Col. Belknap was In the hands
of female backmailer, who evidently
thought she had caught big sucker
but had mistaken the man. When the
mayor heard of the rumOrs of these
threatening letters, he asked Col. Bel
KNAPP about 1t, and that gentleman, hav-
ing nothing to conceal. placed the letters
In the hands OF the mayor. They were
signed by a Mrs. Allen, who gave a
strong hint that the Colonel had acted
the role of seduoer in his younger days,
that he was the author Of her ruin, and
demanded money to return to
her distant home. The letters
were then handed to Marshal Shar-
dein, who soon located the writer
as a charming brunette living in cot
tsge at the end OF Soled8d street. The
matter was then brought before the
grand jury, and that body, acting with
MIR. Julius c. A. Piper as special fore
man, returned an indictment against
Oliye Allen, alias Grace Greenwood, for
the attempted biackmeiling of Augustus
Belknap.
Yesterday Sheriff Lewis and Detec-
tive Hughes arrested the lady" upon
the charge named. and in default Of q
$500 bond, she was sent to jail, but it is
expected that her bond will be made to-
day. She strongly protests her innO-
oenCe and it remains to be proven that
she is the guilty party.
The suspected woman is Olive Culber-
son, daughter OF we'll known ranch
man of Kerr county, and, it is said. a
cousin OF Congressman D. G. Culberson.
She has been twice married; first, to
Frank Allen, a stockman in Del Rio, and
recently to we'll known painter named
Owens. She is about 30 years of age
and is a most attractive woman.
1t is hardly necessary to say that Col.
Belknap has no knowledge whatever OF
the woman, and that there Is no truth In
the black-mailing story.